The name given by Western Australians to people from the eastern colonies

became the source of valuable products of wool for the booming factories in Great Britain.

Terra _________________ is a term meaning land belonging to no one. Secondary settlements were distant from cultivated farmland and isolated from visiting trading ships. Life for the convicts in these areas was difficult and punishments were _________________.

The European perspective:

The Indigenous perspective

According to European perspective, _________________ was settled peacefully.

Land was explored, farms were developed, towns were established, people accumulated _________________ and progress was made

Australian Aboriginals had very limited _________________ to a range of diseases like smallpox and tuberculosis. 

organized a treaty with local Wurundjeri elders to buy land in the Port Phillip Bay area.

Tuberculosis was a very common illness, usually affecting the lungs and killed ____% of people in the 19 century.

was one of the causes of the “Black Death” in the Middle Ages. 

The major causes of death between the ages of 15 and 44 for men were _________________ and __________________ for women.

Terraced house is a row of identical houses with shared walls built in East _________________ to meet the growing population’s need for cheap housing.

In Melbourne and Perth the use of _________________ with air-filled tyres became very popular during the 1890s.

Many diseases in Australia in 1900s were link to

is the widespread acceptance of freedom of speech, the press and religion in a society.

The features of Australian colonies that made them distinct from other nations in the world

is the right for both men and women to vote.

are a group of women who advocate for the rights of women to vote

Catherine Spence and Mary Lee were the two _____________ individuals who organized a petition with 11,000 signatures presented to the Premiere of South Australia. The South Australian then passed the bill permitting women (21 years old and above) to vote.

In _____ women in South Australia officially received permission to vote.

Putting to all voters a question that usually requires an answer of yes or no is called

the Commonwealth of Australia began in January

known as the Father of Federation and known for his speech ‘One People, One Destiny.

was the premier of New South Wales from 1894-1899 and has given the nickname of “Yes-no Reid”. A premier of New South Wales and a key figure in the movement for Federation

was a Victorian politician, brilliant speaker and a lawyer. He was a liberal who was keen to support underprivileged people in Australia.

was a lawyer from New South Wales who spent so much of the 1890s promoting federation.